Started out wet and cold here, planted everything late, rained and cold and cloudy the whole month of June. In July we finally got some heat and then no more rain, had the peas, potatoes and onions in middle of May and they did well. Had yukon gold, kenebec, russet, and red nordland potatoes and 4 kinds of onions, they turned out to be the best I have ever had, and no potato bugs this year, not a one! That's unheard of around here. Green beans are still producing, just made a batch of dilly beans tonight. Watered the sweet corn and it did just all right. Vine stuff was late and made some, watermellon won't make it, cabbage just starting to make decent heads, there really late, I'm usually canning my kraut by now. Watered the tomatoes and they did great, just finished salsa and whole tomatoes and will make juice from the rest, will never use them all. Apples did good but were late, so it started out as a very frustrating year but turned out pretty good. I have over 300 jars and have only about 25 left, so the root celler will be full and the freezer is full also.
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